Elder Roberts and Elder Lakey celebrate Thanksgiving with the Ashe family. |
This has been a great week. We had a great Thanksgiving. We ate at the Ashe's house, they were the family who was baptized back in August. They had so much food! Thanksgiving on a mission is interesting. We cannot proselyte on that day. We played some football in the afternoon and ate with the Ashes in the afternoon and evening. There was a lot of food including mini sausages wrapped in bacon and cooked in BBQ sauce. It was very good.
We actually helped the Ashes put up their tree. It is almost the exact same tree as ours. |
Elder Roberts and I have a ton in common, he took 2 years of college, but is thinking about switching his degree. We are getting along really well, we have very similar interests and humor. Right now the work is a little slow because we had Thanksgiving and also a meeting that took up a another whole day. Many people were gone this week as well, so there was not much teaching this week. Hopefully, with the holidays people will be more willing to hear about Christ.
Cold here in North Carolina is weird because it is a wet
cold. The temperature is higher here
than in Utah, but many people complain that it feels colder here than in Utah.
The reason is that humidity penetrates through clothing, so layering does not
work like it does in Utah. However, for me this weather is not that bad, I
bought myself a jacket that neutralizes the humility. I stay very warm despite
the fact my jacket is rather thin compared to what most people wear.
That is great that the Grandparents are almost ready to
build their home. I love the holidays, and even being away from is not too bad
for me. I am sorry to hear that Jonathan will need glasses, but it
shouldn't be too bad. It is good to hear from the Rosenlunds, did they say
where their sister is living at? I did know about Bro. Call's daughter, she left on her mission before I did.
I am not worried or frustrated, all things are in the
Lord's hands. I can not do much beyond inviting the spirit into the
investigator's home. Trials are nothing new.
I am grateful for your email and all that you sacrifice and give to me. I will email next week.
Love,
Elder Lakey
Elder Lakey
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